Silent Sunday: Daffodils
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Lovely post, Audrey. I just love the way daffodils pop up in so many unexpected places!
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I don’t know if I planted these or if they were already here when we moved in.
Thanks for sharing this!
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I find them in such odd places in my garden…
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I think the bulbs get moved around by creatures, and roots shifting the soil, perhaps.
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I like to think they move all by themselves…
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Reblogged this on anitadawesauthor.com.
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Beautiful, I love daffodils.
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Do they grow well in South Africa, Robbie? I know you have all kinds of amazing plants there.
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HI Audrey, daffodils do grow here but they don’t like our summer heat. They flourish in autumn (April).
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It’s interesting that they bloom in the same month as in the northern hemisphere.
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So pretty!
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Those daffodils are gorgeous
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Thanks, Luisa!
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🙏💐🙏
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Beautiful. Daffodils make me think of Wordsworth.:-)
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Thanks, Priscilla. They are timeless.
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I love daffodils. I have a blown emerald green pitcher from Jamestown, Virginia that I love to put the flowers in each Spring
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That must look lovely, Pat.
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I saw a few magnolia trees in blossom yesterday. I’m sure this is the earliest they’ve blossomed in many years.
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Magnolias here are just starting. I remember you posted a great photo of a yellow-flowered magnolia once.
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So pretty. Mine are just starting to pop, Audrey. I planted 100 new bulbs last fall and can’t wait to see them. 🙂
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They’ll probably put on a good show, Diana. 🌷🌷🌷
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I check them every day. 🙂
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I do a tour of the garden most days. 🙂
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I’ve always loved daffodils!
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There are so many different kinds, with a long season overall (in cool springs especially). Do daffodils do well in Texas?
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I do see quite a few daffodils in early spring. Maybe I’ll try them on my balcony next year? In Michigan, I had daffodils in various colors and sizes.
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Much needed colour in these grey days.
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Definitely! Thanks, Debra!
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They are everywhere here and I am so in love with them. Can’t get enough!
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That’s wonderful!
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Worth at least 10,000 words.
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Indeed! Thanks, Roger!
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Daffs! … very cheery, they are. 😀
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No argument from me!
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